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National disability charity providing support and independence for young people up to the age of 26. Help with mobility equipment, work related learning, short breaks holiday scheme (14 -18 years) and a helpline.

Visual arts organisation for people with learning disabilities. Runs projects for around London. Run several projects a year in Camden working with a variety of art forms. Participants exhibit and sell their work in mainstream arts venues. There are also opportunities for volunteers to help…

Age UK Camden’s Computer Training gives you the chance to enhance your digital skills and get technology savvy with our in-person digital workshops and gadget clinics.

Alexandra Centre is a new provision in Camden for young people aged 16-25 with profound and multiple learning difficulties or severe learning difficulties, some of whom have complex autism and/or physical difficulties. Each student has an entirely personalised curriculum, based on their needs and the…

Self-help and support group for lone female Asian and BME parents in London. Runs different programmes of advice on health and education for Asian women and operates a referral system. Social and recreational activities.

Voluntary organisation of older women in London. Discussion and campaigning. Performances for awareness raising of ageism and good practice, work with BME and Refugee women, Memory Club and Memory Club Roadshow.

Offers support to girls and young women abused, or at serious risk of being sexually exploited. Offers advice, information and advocacy, health care, group work and social activities. Free food, snacks and drinks provided.

National organisation. Women only club. A mixture of business, training and social events designed to empower women.

One acre organic community garden for local people to tend. Programme of activities for children and adults. Organic fruit and vegetable delivery scheme. Floodlit sports pitch for hire (marked for five-a-side football). Under 5s drop-in. Volunteers needed for gardening, drop-in, youth and play, and other…

Helping people to access training, education and employment opportunities, get involved in activities and volunteering, maintain recovery from substance misuse and develop social skills and self esteem. Structured day programme (the Fuchsia programme), events and one-to-one support. IT drop in at the Margarete Centre to…